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Appointments are required for nearly all services. Only these services are available without an appointment: Vehicle Movement Permit (get it online if you have an existing NV registration) License Plate Drop-Off (or cancel your registration online)

A Nevada moving permit, also known as a trip permit or temporary registration permit, is a document issued by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that allows a vehicle to be legally driven in the state for a short period of time, typically 15 or 30 days.

REINSTATEMENT requirements per NRS 482.557 and/or 485.317 You can pay the fee and/or fine to reinstate your registration online at dmv.nv.gov, at a kiosk or at a full-service DMV office. If a Certificate of Financial Responsibility (SR22) is required, you will need to go to your local DMV office.

Sign on to MyDMV. If your vehicle is listed in your account, you can obtain a movement permit online to drive the vehicle for testing or a smog check. If you have not otherwise operated the vehicle on public streets, you can complete an Affidavit of Non-Operation during the online renewal to avoid late fees.

Online The vehicle must have a Nevada registration that is active or expired less than 18 months. Permits are issued only to the registered owner. You must have a MyDMV account and the vehicle listed in it. You may receive only a maximum of 90 days of permits regardless of permit type or how they were issued.

You may drive a recently-purchased vehicle without a movement permit for three days after the date of purchase if you carry, in the vehicle, proof of ownership or purchase and proof of liability insurance. You must have a permit to drive the vehicle more than three days after purchase.